Govt unveils 'snooping' plans
The police and security services will be given new powers to track suspects through their use of emails and websites, the government proposed today.
CEOP director: 'Snooping laws will help track offenders'
The chief executive of the Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) has told ITV News that he welcomed the government's new plans into tracking suspects through their use of emails and websites. Peter Davies said that data is needed "to protect the public" from serious offenders.
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